Philippians 4:10-19
Chapter 4
Thanks and Final Greetings
I rejoice in the Lord because of your concern for me. You were truly concerned about me before, but you had no chance to show it.I do not say this because I am in need; I have learned to get by with what I have.
I know what it’s like to be in want and to have plenty. I am trained for both: to be hungry or satisfied, to have much or little.
I can do all things through him who gives me strength.
However, you were right to share my trials.
You Philippians, remember that in the beginning, when we first preached the gospel after I left Macedonia, you alone opened a debit and credit account for me,
and when I was in Thessalonica, twice you sent me what I needed.
It is not your gift that I value, but rather the interest growing in your own account.
Now I have enough and more than enough, with everything Epaphroditus brought me on your behalf and which I received as fragrant offerings pleasing to God.
God himself will supply your every need according to his riches, and show you his generosity in Christ Jesus.

Commentaries
Thanks and Final Greetings.
Before ending the letter, Paul thanks the Philippians for providing material support and for sending a community member to help him while he is in prison. He views this act of solidarity as a reflection of the worship that God desires from us (18). The final greeting (23) might be a phrase borrowed from the community’s liturgy.